<p>I have a quick question. Is it wrong to take a good school off of my list of schools to apply to just for the fact that the college itself is pretty boring. There is one college that I am interested in for it's academics but several people have told me that the school itself is pretty "boring" and every time I ride past this schools it seems to me as if nothing interesting is ever happening. I know this may sound like a dumb question because college should be fun but at the same time isn't the aim of college to get a good education and advance to grad school. Any input would be greatly appreciated.</p>
<p>You should go to school somewhere you feel comfortable. If you perceive the school as “boring”, your overall attitude will probably suffer, which could potentially affect school work.</p>
<p>With thousands of possible schools, I suggest you keep searching for someplace you will thrive socially and academically.</p>
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<p>With skyrocketing tuition rates what they are, as well as the poor economy and stagnant job market, college “fun” is quickly becoming less important of a criterion than it has been the last few decades.</p>